The following are all quotes I read in the above periodicals of Ellen White. They are in backwards order here, with Present Truth on the bottom, Sabbath School Worker in the middle, and The Southern Watchman on top. They are either unusual statements, very deep statements, very famous statements, statements that go contrary to commonly-held SDA beliefs today, or just things that seemed interesting to me. The most interesting to me here is the one about the Bible writers didn’t even understand sometimes what they were writing, as it was the Holy Spirit’s words.<\/p>\n
I would love to hear your comments, and hope that these quotes will be a blessing to you. \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
Under the New Testament no less is required than was required under the Old Testament. Let no one take up with the delusion, so pleasant to the human heart, that God will accept of sincerity, no matter what may be the faith or how imperfect the life. God requires of his children perfect obedience. SW March 1, 1909<\/p>\n
Wherever the power of intellect, authority, or force is used, and love is not manifestly present, resistance is aroused in those whom we wish to reach. SW July 28, 1908<\/p>\n
Some time ago, when we were passing through Oswego, N.Y., we saw two stern officers guarding two men who were chained together and carried in their hands large leaden balls. We did not come to the conclusion that they had been keeping the laws of the state of New York, but that they had been breaking them, and that they could not walk at liberty because they were transgressors of the law. We were trying to live in harmony with all the laws of the state of New York and with the law of God, and we were walking at liberty; we were not under the bondage of the law. If we live in harmony with the life of Christ, and with the law of which his life was a living example, we are not, we cannot be, under the bondage of the law. SW December 4, 1906<\/p>\n
It would be a scene well-pleasing to God and angels, would his professed followers in this generation unite, as did Israel of old, in a solemn covenant to “observe and do all the commandments of the Lord our Lord, and his judgments and his statutes.” SW June 7, 1904<\/p>\n
The solemn services of the day of atonement were performed at the time appointed,\u2014on the tenth day of the seventh month,\u2014according to the command of God. SW May 31, 1904<\/p>\n
Harmony and union existing among men of varied dispositions is the strongest witness that can be borne that God has sent his Son into the world to save sinners. SW February 2, 1904<\/p>\n
But how often, when seated at the meal-table, the members of the family pass round a dish of criticism, fault-finding, and scandal. SW January 19, 1904<\/p>\n
The best help that ministers can give the members of our churches is not sermonizing, but planning work for them. SW June 12, 1902<\/p>\n
You will need to illustrate to many of the colored people with cheap pictures. This will be a necessity. If they had been educated to read, then the illustrations would not be necessary. SW April 24, 1902<\/p>\n
He who refuses to impart to others that which he has received, will at last find that he has nothing to give. SW October 9, 1901<\/p>\n
It would be well to print this chapter (1 Corinthians 13) in small type in every paper issued by our presses. SW January 1, 1901<\/p>\n
In the word of God everything is made plain in proportion as it is of vital importance. SSW April 1, 1893<\/p>\n
The Lord has never explained to humanity how the soul is impressed by the Spirit of God, affecting the mind and heart of the believer, or how the Spirit puts words into the mouth of the Lord’s messengers to give to his people. The prophets, who were especially enlightened by the Spirit of God, often could not understand the meaning of the words they wrote upon the paper, or explain the significance of what they uttered when the Spirit caused them to speak, SSW August 1, 1892<\/p>\n
Why should not the Seventh-day Adventist and Seventh-day Baptist harmonize? Why not co-operate? Why not unite in the work and become one without compromising any principle of truth, and without damage to any interest worth preserving? Both are in defense of the law of God SSW October 1, 1886<\/p>\n
Many are in darkness, and know not the cause. They are not at peace with God, they are not one with Christ, nor in unity with one another. They seem to think they are at liberty to act out the natural feelings of the heart. Words and actions testify that they do not desire to be in union with those who do not exactly meet their minds, even among believers. Now all who entertain these ideas and cherish these feelings need to be converted. PrT January 12, 1893, par. 7<\/p>\n
It will take all to buy the field.” PT April 1, 1850, par. 9<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The following are all quotes I read in the above periodicals of Ellen White. They are in backwards order here, with Present Truth on the bottom, Sabbath School Worker in the middle, and The Southern Watchman on top. They are either unusual statements, very deep statements, very famous statements, statements that go contrary to commonly-held …<\/p>\n